Maria's Unisex Nail’s Spa

I took my 7-year-old and 4-year-old in for haircuts and had such a great experience! The salon is super kid-friendly with toys, TVs, and fun car-shaped seats that make the whole visit enjoyable for little ones. Rosa is incredibly patient and calm, which helped both kids feel comfortable right away. My 7-year-old is obsessed with hair tinsel, and Rosa did an amazing job—she absolutely loves it! My 4-year-old, who has very thick hair, always gets the perfect cut with Rosa every time. He was also thrilled with the colorful hair clip pieces. Highly recommend this place for kids’ haircuts!

My son has been coming here since he was a baby! Rosa has always been so great with him even when he was crying! We continue to come monthly and get the most amazing hair cuts for my 2 year old son! Come get your kids hair done here they have toys, and big cars for the kids to sit in! You won’t be disappointed !

I brought my almost 2-year-old son in for a haircut, and we had a great experience with Rosa. He usually really struggles during haircuts, but she was incredibly patient, gentle, and efficient. The salon is very kid-friendly, they had toys available, which helped keep him distracted and comfortable. The haircut came out great, and the whole process went smoothly from start to finish. I highly recommend this place for anyone with young children, especially those who typically have a hard time with haircuts. We’ll definitely be returning.

Rosa is wonderful! She does a great job with my littles! They have a tv the kids can watch during their haircut, and they have the best toys to play with afterward. They also have a huge selection of cars, motorcycles, and planes the kids can choose from to sit in for their haircut. I’ve definitely made this *the* spot I get my littles hair cut at!

Came here due to a recommendation someone made but later found out it is now under new ownership. I brought my curly haired toddler here for her first haircut. We had a scheduled appointment for a GIRL’s haircut (see photos). My daughter was wearing a gender neutral teal shirt, girls tight bike shorts, pink shiny shoes, and hair styled socially like a girl’s. Because of the color of her shirt, I was very careful to call her a girl a number of times before the cut even started. I even have me referring to her as a girl on camera (filmed a small part due to it being her first cut). I told the stylist, Rosa, only to do a “slight trim”, emphasized again “just a little bit” and showed her with my hand how much to cut (a tiny amount). She proceeded to cut my daughter’s beautiful baby ringlet curls off to the top of her neck in the back. She then referred to my daughter as a “boy”. I clarified AGAIN clearly that she is a girl. The stylist initially reacted surprised and seemed horrified. I then told the stylist that she had already taken off a lot and that we wanted her to have a girl’s haircut, and to not take that much off. I told her that even though she had cut the back short to leave the front long so that we can still put her hair up. She then proceeded to claim she had already been doing a girls haircut because it “has layers” (layers that as she added more chopped off even more length and curls). She then CONTINUED to cut my daughter’s hair extremely short. When she was done she slapped two mismatched clips in it (one of which her hair could not even reach to) and said “see, beautiful”. I did not feel I could really say anything further about it in front of my daughter since that would have been a bad message to send her about her appearance so I just paid and left, plus the fact that my already very direct and clear communication could not have been further escalated without yelling by that point. When we got home my husband said she looked like a little boy (even with the clips in) without knowing what happened. We can no longer put her hair up and her hair is now, at just before 2, the same length it was when she was 9 months old. We are upset that she no longer has her beautiful baby ringlets due to multiple instances of carelessness of the stylist despite repeated clear communication with her about what we wanted (and even if she was a boy, honestly, she STILL did not listen to what we asked her to do but instead did whatever she wanted). To then not attempt to own and fix the mistake but rather CONTINUE to cut her hair short and make the situation worse while also lying to me about what had happened was appalling and unforgivable. To top it off, all of this while knowing this was my child’s first haircut and an important memory. I do plan to be contacting the owner about this experience, who I am assuming is not the stylist given the name of the salon. I have not yet had the opportunity to call due to not wanting to have this conversation in front of my toddler. I plan to ask for a refund and for the salon to otherwise take ownership for what happened, and if she does these things I will update this review to at least include this. But honestly, short of the stylist herself walking around with the haircut she gave my daughter and having to wait for it to grow out there is really nothing that can make up for the what she has done and the memory she ruined not by making mistakes, but by lying about it and proceeding to do whatever she wanted no matter what I said. This whole experience just left me feeling so extremely violated as a parent.